Date:19/10/18
The World Economic Forum (WEF) has published its Global Competitiveness Report 2018. The report was prepared on the basis of a new methodology (new generation 4.0). Thus, in the new report, 84 out of 114 indicators were excluded and 68 new indicators were included. In general, in the report 140 countries were assessed on 98 indicators.
According to the new report, Azerbaijan ranks 69th in the Global Competitiveness Index among 140 countries. According to this indicator, the US is in the 1st place, Singapore is in the 2nd and Germany is in the third place. Switzerland, Japan, the Netherlands, Hong Kong, the United Kingdom, Sweden and Denmark are in the top ten.
Azerbaijan ranks 58th on “Institutions” indicator, 46th on “Infrastructure” indicator, 69th on “ICT adoption” indicator in the “Enabling Environment” section.
Also, our country ranks 97th per 100 mobile-cellular telephone subscriptions in terms of ICT adoption, 88th for mobile-broadband subscriptions per 100 people, 53th for fixed- broadband Internet subscriptions per 100 people, 55th for fibre Internet subscriptions per 100 people and 36th for Internet users. Our country is the leader in internet users compared with other CIS countries.
Azerbaijan is ranked 31st on "Business dynamism" indicator in the section "Innovation Ecosystem" among 140 countries (17th in sub-indicator Time to start a business, 21st - Attitudes toward entrepreneurial risk sub-indicator and 25th in the sub-indicator Companies embracing disruptive ideas) and 71st on the “Innovation Potential” indicator.
Our country ranks 12th in the sub-indicator “Efficiency of air transport services” of the “Infrastructure” indicator , 17th in the "Efficiency of train services", 32nd in the sub-indicator "Railroad density , and 34th on the "Quality of roads".
It should be noted that Azerbaijan is at the forefront compared with other CIS countries according to sub-indicators of "Infrastructure" and "Business Dynamism".
Azerbaijan leader among CIS countries in "Internet users" index
The World Economic Forum (WEF) has published its Global Competitiveness Report 2018. The report was prepared on the basis of a new methodology (new generation 4.0). Thus, in the new report, 84 out of 114 indicators were excluded and 68 new indicators were included. In general, in the report 140 countries were assessed on 98 indicators.According to the new report, Azerbaijan ranks 69th in the Global Competitiveness Index among 140 countries. According to this indicator, the US is in the 1st place, Singapore is in the 2nd and Germany is in the third place. Switzerland, Japan, the Netherlands, Hong Kong, the United Kingdom, Sweden and Denmark are in the top ten.
Azerbaijan ranks 58th on “Institutions” indicator, 46th on “Infrastructure” indicator, 69th on “ICT adoption” indicator in the “Enabling Environment” section.
Also, our country ranks 97th per 100 mobile-cellular telephone subscriptions in terms of ICT adoption, 88th for mobile-broadband subscriptions per 100 people, 53th for fixed- broadband Internet subscriptions per 100 people, 55th for fibre Internet subscriptions per 100 people and 36th for Internet users. Our country is the leader in internet users compared with other CIS countries.
Azerbaijan is ranked 31st on "Business dynamism" indicator in the section "Innovation Ecosystem" among 140 countries (17th in sub-indicator Time to start a business, 21st - Attitudes toward entrepreneurial risk sub-indicator and 25th in the sub-indicator Companies embracing disruptive ideas) and 71st on the “Innovation Potential” indicator.
Our country ranks 12th in the sub-indicator “Efficiency of air transport services” of the “Infrastructure” indicator , 17th in the "Efficiency of train services", 32nd in the sub-indicator "Railroad density , and 34th on the "Quality of roads".
It should be noted that Azerbaijan is at the forefront compared with other CIS countries according to sub-indicators of "Infrastructure" and "Business Dynamism".
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